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AUCTION SALES.
TO-NORR0W,
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
EFF CTS,
EMBRACING IN PART
ARTISTIC PARLOR FURNITURE IN SEPARATE
PIECES, ELEGANTLY UPHOLSTERED IN SILK
PLUSH; MAHOGANY BRIC-A-BRAC CABINET,
ROYAL WOOSTER AND sATSUMA VASES.
SEVERAL HIGH-CLASS PICTURES, FINELY
FRAMED: Ornaments, very elegant Silk Damask
Window Hangings, Artistic Wicker Chairs, up
holstered IN Silk Plush: Handsome Walnut Mirror,
Front Hall Stand. English, Brussels and other Car
PETS Bokhars and Smyrna Rugs Hall and Dining
room Oilcloth. very superior Walnut Extension
Table, Superior Walnut Marble-top, Mirror-back
Sideboards, Walnut Leathercovered Dining Chairs,
Decorated Dinner and Tea Service Csc pieces),
Superior Meriden Silver plated Ware. Fine Cut
Glassware, Superb walnut Marble-top Chamber
Suites with French-plate Mirrors the finest Hair
Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Bosters, one Su
perb Silk Elder Down Quilt, Fine Blankets and
Marseilles Spreads. Wire springs Stove. Superior
Walnut Refrigerator, Kitchen REQUISITES. &c.
On TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL TWELFTH. 1887,
commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. at residence, No.
snail the shove Which made
e order and Is Of superior workmanship recently pur-
N B,-The house will be open for inspection on the
RIGsr to sale fi THoIss will
@ g4o and H s f1a cs5as Nos
FGA 5dhS5K RS y asSsi
Always on hand and at private sale the most
nste stock q Carriages Busg,ss and WAGONS in the
Jump Seats Phaetons Top and No Top BuggieA speed
livery WAGONS. Full line of all kinds OF Harness; in
fact everything spPertaining to the business at prices
that defy competition. mh1S-lm
pEREMPToRY SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOTS
Il FRONTING 800 FEET ON NEW YORK AVE
ME-. 3ss FEET On y STREET NORTHWEST.
on PIRs Tf sIh5HTs S IFE4fIkyS1ES AprI
3 IrwSIELFTH ass7. y, con sI meneing at FIyE~f3
LOT 1, SQUARE 61S.
This property Ii susceptible of being sub-(liyded
streets.
This property is the best in the neighborhood and
would pay as an investment to hold, build dwellings,
or Tor business purposes having of the largest
fronts and on of the best avenues in the city.
Terms: One-third cash balance in one and two
years notes to bear six cent interest payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed Of trust the
property sold all cash at option of purchaser Con-
veyancing, &C., at purchasers cost dposit of 600
required at sale terms of sale complied with
In ten days the right reserved to resell the risk and
cost Of defautine purchaser after five days public
nce of such resale i'll some newspaper published in
Washington. d. C.
Abstract of title at sale.
ap6-6t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts,
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AUCTION SALES.

PUbIIo SALE
20 HEAD DONKEYs. JACKS, AND JEENETs,
/ On THURSDAY, APRIL Ia. at 10 AM,
| At MAGRATH KENNELY's STABLES,
Described !. fo,aw 2. ~
' SS.sdns sssfs saa ssnns''
DIV. hMsh haR2T saPs Z co. AuctOnees.
JAMES W. HAHN, Salesman W.
fF saME A ME M AFR eSa
.u..,o, DRIVERS AND WORK HORSES.
Han and
p Gon "; MIGRATE II s CO, Auetioneers.
Sales every Thursday ap11-3t
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctaoneer.
SHkaS aND SkSiAf FEETEEs Il zJ5
E ARs gSE6ck
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer.
ANY WA SPRING aTHS sAIE q E1sE TRIPLE s
Sis4h ORDER f haHSN5s SILVER
AT our sales rooms, corner 10th street and Pennsyl
inif aTsSps qGFth b,
| Stunning at HALF-PaST TWO and HALF.PAsT SEVEN
closed out.
The goods guaranteed In every respect as repre-
sented and our instructions most positive sell
without reserve
packed. ~ e~
apll-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS, &C.
GOAT SKIN SG 9a BIZ FtA " JACOB Isl H sos.
FOR ACCOUNT OF STORAGE ONE DAYTON
WAGON, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL TWELFTH,
hold Goods NJ
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THE RHODE ISLAND LEGIsLArURE D1NoCRArTc.-
The democrats carried the new elections for sena-
Greenwich, X. l., saturday, and the republicans
secured one member in Warwick. The legislature
now stands: Senate-republicans 10; democrats
Gratis, a; no election, 3 Joint bal0t-republi-
cans ~; democrats, Sc; no election, 5. The demo-
Gratis have already one more than enough members
to elect their Candidates for lieutenant governor
secretary OF State. sheriff State auditor, dis
triet judges, &C. It is said that Chas. E. German
Is TO be speaker, Rowland Rose, wholesale liquor
Jas NcNally STATE audieor
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ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, April l1.-Geo. 0ebhart, q
ranchman, who resided near Fort Bayard, got into
a quarrel with a Chinaman, q day or two since
and yesterday Gebharts dead body was fUund near
his ranch. As IL was known there was bad blood
between the murdered man and the Chinaman,
and the Monaghan had made threats about killing
Gebhart the circumstantia evidence being 80
strong against him the Chinaman was pul under
arrest, charged with the crime.
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IL You WAsr
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CLOTHING ron
YOURSELF OF BOYS COME TO SMITH. THE
PIONEER 7TH STREET cLoFHrER, NowAr
ga 7TH STREET NV COME AND SEE ME
FOB ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING.
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CIRCUIT CODRT@JNdQe COX.
Saturday Crown ag1 Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company; default Bet aside and leave to
plead. Travers Bros. agt. Davis ct al; Judgment
by default. Schoonmaker agt Evans; admins
traitors motion for new trial. McAvoy agt.
Blanchard; order to pay money. McMullen & CO.
agt. kaufman; Judgment by DEFAULT Manning
agt Bowen: demurrer to declaration sustained
and leave to amend. Ehrmantrout agt Ellis; mo-
ton for new trial overuled Petubone agt. Jones;
motion Tor new trial overruied. Parker agt. Kauf-
man; demurrer TO decree Overruled and leave to
amend. Sumner County Bank agt- Thompson;
Hill ct al; demurrer to third and fourth pleas
sustained and motion to strike out certain pleas
granted. Barnes agt. jackson 4 Gross; demurrer
to decree sustained; leave to amend In ten days.
Flagg agt. Hill; melton for judgment overruled.
DAVIS agt. Franklin Mutual Relief Association;
demurrer to decree argued and submitted. TrOr-
LIGHT and d. agt CuthOerJ; judgment by DEFAULT
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Frum John 6winsonS Payer.
The Knights OF Labor OF New Yxk, q rather 81
our labor organizations should prepare 20 o0sr
grand reception, Is soon q he reaches shs port %
Cardinal Gibbons, who has made sUch O me1aOr.
able defense Of advancing labor oeeoIe the pops IN
the Eternal CITY. We Trust that Baaomore also
win give him Q welcome worthy q ~ WuQk
PerhaDs tue cardinal might be induced % 0se1vur
dfscouraes On the subject both In DaklmOgo an
New York No other dignttaEy a TIE church N
America has ever spoken foe lAor aDCosonnA q.
bons has.
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What He Thought Of Prohibition.
From the Detroit Christian Advocate.
group Of young men said to a Detroit pastor a
few days before election, cdr. -, we hear great
deal said about this prohibition amendment, but
we don't get any hint OF your opinion. Won't you
tell as what you rally think about it," The
pastor replied: Morally, the amendment is all
right, but politically It Is all wrong"
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The OOantry's InAassxial C0nAitt0m.
WHAT REPORTS 10 "BRADsTRExTS" SHOW.
Bradstreets weekly publication Saturday gave
a long and interesting account OF the industrial
condition OF the country, as represented by the
available statistics. OF the number OF employed
workmen and OF the wages received Summarized,
1t shows probable increase Of 100000 industrial
employees at work In the country since 1885, and a
RraIst ~ ways Ia oSs Dtancnes o. Trace
In addition to special Investigations in many
cities through representatives specially f1tted for
the Work. TOO little was received from the South
in proportion to its growing Industrial importance
to enable separate exhibit to be made for that
region. In leading lines the returns point to q
cotton and WOODEN goods, boots and shoes, the
tobacco and cigar and iron and steel trades OF 1O
per cent as compared With 1885.
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<A1sa0A1S
From the Hartford Post.
"Oh, Ciceiy, dear, I'm so glad you called this
morning" exclaimed her friend. 81 do 30 want to
show you my Easter costume. You are the only
one In the secret you KNOW" 'Oh isn't that love-
ly? How beautifully You viii look-Or would look
II the colorS were becoming TO your complexion
the costume, as you would, anyhow" That was
telling shot, and the cali ended without cere-
m0ny.
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The Afghan Question Again.

The Afghan Question Again.
RENEWED DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ENGLAND AND RUS
sIA-REPOkTRD MASSACRE By GHIzAB.
Alarming reports continue to come from Afghan
istan, Central Asia and St Petersburg and the in
dications are that fresh trouble between ENGLAND
and Russia is brewing in that quarter. London
dispatch Of Saturday said: The negotiations bet
ween England and Russia for the delimitaiiOn OF
the RussO-Afghan frontier have been reopened u
ST. Petersburg. 1t Is pot believed I'm diplomatic
refuses to give way and threatens to occupy BY
force what she claims. She has further declared
that the Afghan frontier on the Oxus starts from
Khoja Saieh. The question at issue is whether
KhOja Saleh means simply and solely the ferry
village or the district adjacent, which has been
under Afghan CONTROL Russia wants to annex the
district dispossessing the Afghans, and proposes
Terry that the ferry itself would be practically in
their hands This claim England strenuOusly re-
ssts, and although the straUegical advantages OF
great, still England has to consider the political
eject which such 9 surrender would have upon
the native population. The Afghans cannot resist
Afghan population close BY ready to throw Oh
allegiance to the aIneer and side with Russia. All
Russia wants is slight pretext for entering
or no comnlsSn Ss reSel aO sG
Afghanistan will soon AFFORD her an excuse and
then the Afghan question win sink the Balkan
coercion bin should pass through the British par
lament.
ALARMING REPORT from ALBANIAN.
A dispatch from Alahabad, India, says: The
governor OF Naruf, In the KelatlGhilzal dist rict
was killed BY GhilzAis white going 70 the assist
ance OF the Candahsr troops engaged IN suppress
governors force was massacred. Unf0unded re-
ports are current 1t PeShawur TO the effect that
the ameer Of Afghanistan y dead that Kelat has
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TINKUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
By virtue Of Q deed of trust dated November 16,
1856 recorded in Iiber 122 1 folio $780, ct seq L. r.
DC. on TUESDAY, MARCH TWENTY-NINTH, 1887,
at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, 1T Duncanson Bros.' auction
rooms corner 9th and streets northwest will sell
lot of Household Furniture consisting of Pnrlor and
Chamber Sets Carpets, Rugs, &C.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS Trustee, d.
mh20-2ts 406 Louisiana ave. NV.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, APRIL FIFTH. 1t
cK- THE ABOVE SALEIS FURTHER POSTPONED
until IT, tuesday,, THE TWELFTH DAY APRIL 1887
at same hour and place, when 1t will positively take
place. THOMAS NJ FIELI5S Trustee,
1t 458 Louisiana ave. NV,
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Tn0 A R ENoANnznR-TAe PRELIMINARY @.
rAngements for the NATIONAL oocnmpGent a To
IN St. Pouis next 6eps60beE, ere bong VIGOROUSLY
pushea by large oulnm1tteB q NproG1ufGkavo cd.
ten are progFealng most hSoeAnly. Iiformafaan
% oar reOeived hon posts q eli paFD a - &C.,
Try inf1case that fully loo0D WembesB q O.
Grand Army win be there, and there n every m.
cation that $4,000 win be Qu1ckiy f1AOsd ir =.
sorsAanment pufpoDeo an0 ge61eal 6xpWxa.
The nsmbeo q tn MneAagaA lnRanaswv n.
oe1vsd NON he Tuee1o 81 "A AF6W Ra1irpo1
reqnects fr To Ise1n g - The 0anbeso
The sIAgue d. AnCt-RsUpggtalfeas q Para
compoeed q o1vlnoo1 anasc1R - Wi01lt
carcs,s . sscoeen - 800 9..seem q RaEne
appeal has had uttae. Y aly, erect
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LANsDowNH AFRAID HR WILL B. DYNAnrxD.-
An Ocial note ordering the galleries OF the Cana
dian senate closed on the occasion o. Lord Lans-
doWnes o0lc1al visit. next THURSDAY, occasions
never been issued heretofore, and it Is believed
thai his l0fship has received letters threatening
his lie. The excuse given Is that closing the gal
lefies win prevent confusion. Extra precautions
TO be taken TO insure his safety In passing be-
tween Government HOUSE and the senate on the
day parliament opens
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TIE CHICAGO TUREK8 DO NOT SYAPAxuTxB WITH
SPn2-The anarchist spies was Q prominent
fnends In chicago since sentence WAS passed
issued call TO al the Turner societies. IL thai
district ASKING them TO pass resolution denOun.
for the purpose OF depos1ng John Glory, chairman
Of the executive board, spies f1end Tor oveStsp-
ping hts authority. BY vote Of - to As the en-
tire executive board was 0epoeed the scene that
followed being very exciting. Glory threatens 70
carly the case % the national hoard
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctionsers.

DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctionsezs.
BUILDINGS ON CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY SITE
49, AT AUCTION.
We will sell 1t public sale, by order OF the Com -
mission for the Construction of the Congreeiona&E
Library Bniding, on WEDNESDAY,, APR1LkI
TWENTIETH, 1887, commencing at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. N,
the Houses and Outbuildinas known as Nos. 49, 49,
III, l1y, 121, 1873 125 and l26 East Capitol street.
Nos LA and LAG street southeast
The sale Will commence at lib East Capitol street
The buildings will be sold entire they stand and
TO be removed by the purchaser within twenty GOO
days nom date OF sale, unless otherwise specified
day Of sale.
Terms cash in Government funds.
ap11,13,15.lS,l9 UUNCANSllN RROS Anrfs
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THOAiAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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AIARTYN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
IVA Jl3 9Th st. II. W. the City Post office.
The highest standard business college In AmericA" "
Book keeping. Business Arithmetic, Theory, Practi-
cal and Banking Departments.
Law Lectures free to students
Day course. life scholarship $40. Evening session,
three months course, 50 per month mh36m
CAPITOL HILL. EVENING SCHOOL p 9Th
IN. e. Instruction given in Book keeping, Arithme-
&c. Grammar, Geography, History, Peomanshp and
Orthography. Terms reasonable G. +. WOOD. Pr1n-
cipal d36m
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EDUCATIONAL

WASHINGTON CONSERvl TORY OF Music,
W ST Cloud Building. corner 9th and NV Eight.
eenth year Piano. Organ, Voice Violin Flute. Cornet
&c, tre advantages o. b. BULLARD, Director
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,,~,,,,o,r r $50 ~ ct. nv.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

"ADDON HALL, ATLANTIC CITY-MOVED tt
II the beach, greatly enlarged re-furnished
aud modernized including Otis elevator, yEHAy
steam heat, crate fires, &c, &c. 4n.1S
ap7-Im EDWIN LIPPINCOTT-
VERMONT HOUSE. VERMONT AvK.A =
Y Atlantic City. y. J. Unobstructed Ocean w.
apI-3m E. COMPTON
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Administrator Notice.

rT,HE STATE OF TEXAS. To all persons
Il interested In the administration of the
estate of Wade ii. Green, deceased:
VIM. r. Green administrator. has filed,
in the County court of Dallas county, final
account showing the condition OF said es-
tate, which will be heard at the next term
of said court. commencing on the first Mon
day in May, A. D., 1881. at the court house
in the city Of Dallas, at which time all per-
sons interested in said estate may appear
and contest said accounts IL they see proper.
Witness, w. NJ. Q. Hill, county clerk Of
Dallas county. Texas.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
court. at Office in the city Of Dallas, this 18th
t-f3S+t day Of April. A: d., 1881;
t.L.S..t w. NJ. G. HILL,
Clerk, Dallas county, Texas.
BY JNo. b. KUNz, Deputy.
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Animal Ailments.

Heart disease is an affection to
which nine tenths Of the animals in
confinement are subject Among ele-
plants the most common and fatal Of
many diseases Is rheumatism; monkeys
and balloons generally die from bron-
chial affections and heart disease;
fellnes, such as lions. tigers. leopards.
etc. from dysentery and heart disease;
deer. antelope. etc, suffer most from
dysenicry and heart disease: while
wolves dingoes foxes. and other can
ines. seem 70 Be subject to no partic-
ular disease These. At least are the
observations Of pr. Chapman.
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The Mayor,and doctors of Con-
over will verify the awful con-
difion from which Mr.. Hoffman
was raise B. b. Go.
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Temperance Statistics.

The governor makes an interesting
compilation of the liquor licenses in
the State. There are S.765 in this city,
3.012 in Brooklyn and 1889 in the
twenty-five remaining cities through
the State. According to this New York
has 1877 licenses to every 1000 Of popu-
lation and Brooklyn 525. Twenty inte-
rior cities show a greater proportion
than in this city, and all but one
Jamestown-than in Brooklyn. Twen-
ty-three towns and Villages have L.
l75 saloons within its limits. On these
statistics Gov. Hill bases his claim that
there is more need for high license
through the country than in the two
cities named in the bill.-Mew York
Correspondent Philadelphia Press
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The Manchester GU June Sth,
1893 says:
AT one OF The
windows"
Looking on the woodland ways With
cumps of rhododendrous and great masses
of May blossoms ! "There was an
interesting group.
IL included one who had been Cotton
spinner, but was now SO
Paralyzed f!
That he could only bear to lie in arcclined
position.
This refers to my case.
was first attacked twelve years ago with
"Locomoter Ataxy"
"a paralytic disease Of nerve fibre rarely
ever cured) and was for several years barely
And for the last four not able to attend to
my business, although
Many things have been done for me.
The last experiment being Nerve stretch.
Two years ago was voted into the
Heme for ncurables Near Manchester,
in May 1882.
ami no "adyocate" "For anything in
the shape of patent "Medicinesy
And made many objections to my dear
wife's constant urging 20 try Hop Bitters,
but finally to paciy her
| had not quite finished the first bottle
when l felt change come over me. This
- Is Saturday November Sd. On Sunday
brning / felt so strong said to my room
.companion, 3" / was sure could
Walk!
So started across the floor and back.
hardly knew how to ncotain myself. l
was all over the house. am gaining strength
each day, and can walk quite safe without
any
"Stick ~
Or support.
am now at my own house, and hope sosy
to be able to earn my own living again.
have been member of the Manchester
"Royal Exchange"
For nearly thirty years, and was most
heartily congratulated on going in the room
on Thursday last
Very gratefully yours, JOHN BLACKBURN.
MANCHESTER, (Eng.) Dec. "a, 1883.
Two years later am perfectly well.
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One Expcrience of Many.

Observation-Disclosures great deal OF
.1youble :" from indi .,estion, SO much g"
that | came near losing my
Life
NV trouble always came after eating my
food
However light,
And digestible,
For two or three hours at n time had 10
10 through the most
Excruciating pains,
"And the only way | ever got"
"Relief."
Was by throwing up all my stomach cor
tained No one can conceive the pam.
that had TO so through, until
was takeng $50 that for three weeks !
tav In bed and
Could eat nothing !
NV Mlferings were so that / called TWO
AIoctors to give me something that would stop
vrhelr efforts were no good TO me.
At last / heard u good deal
"About your Hop Bitters
And determined to Try them.
Got botlle--in four hours took the cen
tents Of
Next day was ont Of bed, and have no
seen q
I" Sick !"
Hour. from the same cause, since.
/ have recommended 1t to hundreds
others. YOU have no such
"Adyocatc rs | am.
GEO. KENDALL, Aston, Boston, Mass.
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WOLF !

Or BLACK Lcprosy, l. disease which IL considered
lncufablc, llt Il has yielded TO the curative prop
critics Ct SwirTs SPEciFic-now kaovn all Owl
the world as ). 5. s. Mis-. Bailey Of West Somcr.
Vile Mass near 1csfon was attacked several year,
nrowifh this hi cots black ERUPTION nd was treat
ed By tho best medical talent, who could only cav
that the disease was n fpcc.cs % LEPROSY
ard consequently iucurrblc. IL Is Impossible 10 dc
scribe her sucrircs. Her body froia the crown OF
her head 10 he enlCs Of her fctt IVES mass OF DC
cav nc flesh roting OF AID leaving treat cavities.
Her fingers fcsicrCd ard several nails dropped %
az ore time. Her limbs contracted by the fearful
alteration and for years che did not leave her bsd
Tier weight vas rcduccc from I25 10 60 lbs Some
faint idea OF her condiiioa can be pc-nd from
the fact that three pounds Of cosmolinc CT ONT
mcnf were used rcr week IN dressing her sores
Finally the plysici1ns acknowledge their dcice
by this Black Wolf. and commended tho sudcte
10 her all-wisc Creator.
Her husband hearing wonderful rcpc.is OF swift
Specific 6. :. 50, prevailed on her 10 try II a.
last resort She bean its usc under protest. bu
soon found that her system was being relieved o
the poison. a. the cores assumed rcd and health.
color. o. though the blood uns becoming pure ant
active. llfs Bailey continued tho s. s. s. until las
February; every sore was healed; she discarded
chair and crufchcs. and was for the rsf time IN j.
years a well woman. Her husband. Mr.. G. A. Bal
ley, Il 10 business It IN blackstone street. bos
f6n and will take pleasure In giving The details o.
this WondTfuI curc. Send 70 ~ Tor IrczfIsc o.
Bool end SKIN Diseases. mailed free.
The su1rr srrlrIc Co. Daucs :. fflruin a
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AppIE PUDDING

Pare and quarter ripe, tart apples;
place them in deep dish, adding 1T
Tie water; make crust ~ you would
for biscuit; roll about an inch thick.
Place over the apples and steam an
hour. Serve with sauce made of one
third butter, two-thirds sugar, stirred
TO a cream.
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i,y gross carelessness Of the boss, a
load of rock broke down platform
in the new capitol building and killed
Tom Gamble. n workman.
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Take quart from the bread dough
very early in the morning, beat three
fresh eggs, separating the yolks from
the whites, and whip them each to n
froth. Mix them wtk the dough, al
ternately, with luke warm water until
YOU have batter, which set to rise I'M
until breakfast time. Bake in tin rings
on hot oriddle.
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Potato souFFLE.

Boil and mash quart OF potatoes.
moisten with pint of boiled milk,
beat separately the whites and yolks of
three eggs, add the yollSs to the pota-
toes and little salt, whisk the whites
to froth and add just before cooking
the dish. Put the mixture on Il large dim
ner-plate and bake fifteen minutes; serve
as soon rs taken from the oven.